I, too, have a Beretta 92. Only mine is likely quite a bit different than those owned by others here...
Mine is a STRAIGHT 92, made for the South African government by Beretta in the 1970s, as far as I can determine.
The safety is on the frame in the manner of the 1911, and works just like that of the 1911, up for safe on, down for safe off. I could, if I so desired, carry it C&L, or hammer down & locked.
There is no decocker.
There is no firing pin block.
The magazine release is on the bottom left of the grip, the same location as on the Brigadier (M1951) Beretta. Obviously, because of that, the magazines are different.
I got mine from the shop where I worked, with 5 high-cap. magazines, for $250 or so. Yep, it's good to work for the boss. (G!)
It's reliable as hell, it's accurate, the trigger isn't bad, and it's never bobbled even when shooting hollow point ammo.
But, it just doesn't do much for me at all. It doesn't reach out to my soul like my S&W revolvers do, nor does it pique my interest as a masterpiece of engineering as my P7M13 does.
In that sense I think it's like the family station wagon or minivan. It's always going to be there for you, it's just not going to make a splash while doing it.
I normally use mine as my nightstand gun with 2 mags of Hydrashok ammo.